You have a person pulling to the left with force 115 N, and another person pulling to the right with force 154 N. If both are pulling on a box with mass 2.3 kg, what is the acceleration of the box (in m/s²)? For this problem, define right as + and left as -. (If your answer is negative, do enter it as negative.) Your Answer: Answer

You have a person pulling to the left with force 115 N, and another person pulling to the right with force 154 N. If both are pulling on a box with mass 2.3 kg, what is the acceleration of the box (in m/s²)? For this problem, define right as + and left as -. (If your answer is negative, do enter it as negative.) Your Answer: Answer

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University Physics Volume 1

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